I tested a samsung 3D/2D television.
Both were amazing. I just have no interest until they dont require glasses.
Oakley 3D glasses
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Re: Oakley 3D glasses
I'm sick of 3D as well. It doesn't really add much to a movie, and it usually ends up taking away from the movie as it's often done poorly. Depth of field on nice video cameras keeps you looking at what the director wants you to stay focused on, really-well-done-3D just will let you look at everything all at once, taking away from the goal of the scene.Raizer04 wrote:Just as the writer said in the article (http://gizmodo.com/5675528/oakleys-3d-g ... ron-legacy" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) Im sick of all this 3d crap....it doesnt even look that good to me....and i wish it would just go away....LED TVs are the good stuff in my opinon.
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I'd totally agree that LED TVs are the good stuff. (I work at Target, sometimes in electronics) It's refreshing for once to have a new technology where the husband walks in trying to be all "so, spec-spec-spec-spec. that's the good stuff right?" Then the wife says "That one looks the best to me." The husband asks me which one is the best one we sell, and I say "The Samsung LED-backlit LCD TV your wife pointed out." (side rant, they are NOT LED TVs, that's just the backlight, they're still LCDs...)
(not trying to be sexist, this has happened to me multiple times)
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